Other than their boxing-glove combo (mash A), almost all their moves involve some non-combat action that just happens to involve hurting someone very badly.
They’re much more concerned with working on important things like gardening or playing with fireworks. They’re a “passive-aggressive troll,” and its fantastic.Įverything about them - from their animation to their move set - speaks to the idea that they are kicking your ass by accident. They’re not a “projectile character” or a “rush-down character” or a “tank” or some other character type you’ve seen in fighting games before. Not only are they the first character in the Smash series who has four distinct character models (two male, two female), but they also offer a play-style that we’ve never seen in Smash Bros. The three veteran characters play pretty much as they did in Brawl, with a few tweaks here and there that make them a little more competitive.
While you’ll get a look as the game’s full starting roster, only Mario, Link, Pikachu, Villager, and Mega Man are playable. Unless you plan to keep the demo running on your 3DS until the game comes out on October 3, chances are you’ll run out of plays before you’ve gotten your fill. That’s going to be a problem for a lot of you. The public demo releasing on the eShop tomorrow morning does not. Last week’s version of the demo has unlimited plays. It’s still got enough content to keep you busy for days, maybe weeks.
It’s a relatively small piece of the game - five characters, one arena, two modes (solo or group), and a little sandbag action during loading times on multiplayer matches. 4 on the 3DS to Club Nintendo Platinum members last week. Hours of fun in a bite-sized package, free of charge
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